Sentence examples for devalue for from inspiring English sources

While some of the conditions to allow a currency war were in place at various points throughout this period, countries generally had contrasting priorities and at no point were there enough states simultaneously wanting to devalue for a currency war to break out.

"Like him, on first impression I've been valued, or devalued, for the way I look.

While the N.F.C. is the most valuable chunk of pro football's TV rights, N.H.L. broadcast rights have been devalued for decades, the victim of minuscule ratings.

Venezuela's currency has just been devalued for the fourth time in a decade, and the economy will begin feeling the effects even as the theatrics and flowers from the funeral fade.

The Argentine peso is still linked to the dollar, but has been backdoor-devalued for exporters.

Additionally, it constitutes an injustice if activities are devalued for arbitrary reasons (e.g., if specific jobs lose their status just because the ratio of women holding them increases, see Honneth 2003, 153, or if women earn less than men for doing the same job).

In 1933, the U.S. dollar was permanently devalued for the first time since the establishment of the United States in 1789.

These are people convinced that money under the control of governments and their central banks has been systematically devalued for political advantage.

We hope for the day when women and men are not devalued for not being young, when they don't feel impelled to "fix" their faces as a hedge against invisibility.

Unfortunately, even in 2012 we continue to live in a sexist society, and both men and women are raised with, and therefore can't help but absorb, sexism's primary tenet: Girls and women are to be devalued for everything but beauty.

Because the question is, as soon as you make citizenship for some Canadians conditional on good behavior, you devalue citizenship for everyone".